mo0die

Love to do that, unfortunately 911 isn't always online.

Lately i've seen many people just camping at pillbox, waiting for people to bring their injured friends. As soon as they try taking out hte injured person, they just get in the car and abuse the system. Since u can not lock any car while carrying someone. Making a report about it, i get the answer there is not really a rule against it. In my opinion this kinda falls under powergaming? Since we can not lock our vehicles while carrying someone because of the script, the car stealers know this OOC. Why else wait at pillbox waiting for cars with injured players. This is starting to get out of hand. I understand u can turn the engine off, but when ur in a hurry with ur friend u just drove from sandy shores u don't think about it, since it is kinda FAILRP since there is so many CCTV's and people. Not keeping in mind if its day or night. In general, just fix this please. In any other way. Since its made for trollers to troll.

Looking good hermano !

In the dimly lit backroom of an old teahouse in Chinatown, the Wongs gathered around a scarred wooden table. The gang had been a legend for decades, known for their precision and ruthlessness. At the head of the table sat OG Wong, the undisputed leader, his presence commanding respect and fear. “We strike tomorrow night,” OG Wong began, his voice calm but resolute. The room fell silent, every member hanging on his words. He unrolled a large map, revealing the blueprints of the city's most secure vault. “This heist will be our biggest yet. The security is tight, but we’ve never backed down from a challenge.” Rookie, the newest member, shifted nervously. This was his first major job, and he wanted to prove himself. He listened intently as OG Wong laid out the plan with meticulous detail. “Apprentice, you handle the alarms. Warrior, you take care of the guards. Master, your expertise with the vault’s lock will be crucial. Rookie, you’re with me. We’ll handle the getaway.” Each member nodded, understanding their roles perfectly. They spent the next few hours discussing contingencies, timing, and escape routes. OG Wong emphasized the importance of precision. “We have a ten-minute window. No more, no less. If anything goes wrong, we abort. Understood?” As the meeting concluded, OG Wong looked at each member in turn. “This is more than a heist. This is our legacy. The Wongs are feared and respected for a reason. Let’s show them why.” The room buzzed with anticipation and resolve. Tomorrow, they would etch their names into the annals of criminal history once more. The Wongs were ready.